The Texas A&M University System
As Texas tries to recover from the effects of COVID-19, the head of the Texas Division of Emergency Management highlighted successes and challenges during a TV interview. Full Story
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The University of Arizona
Seven things that most exemplify the university’s purpose, values and spirit. Full Story
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The Texas A&M University System
A leading Texas A&M scientist and Chancellor John Sharp discuss a clinical trial aimed at keeping frontline medical professionals safe from worst effects of COVID-19. Full Story
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Texas A&M University
A Texas A&M tourism expert and an epidemiologist explain how both tourists and the tourism industry can manage during the crisis. Full Story
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The Texas A&M University System
While the pandemic and oil glut create a double dose of devastation, three Texas A&M scholars tell Chancellor John Sharp that they see new economic opportunities rising from the rubble. Full Story
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Comcast
Comcast and industry experts explore critical topics facing today’s business community Full Story
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The Texas A&M University System
Texas A&M University-Texarkana’s Dr. Benjamin Neuman regularly answers questions about the coronavirus from journalists around the world. He also takes the time to answer them from kids. Full Story
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Raise Your Hand Texas
When people ask me how my family is coping, I say we are fine. We’re in a house with plenty of food and reliable internet access. If my sons (a high schooler and a college student) need help with at-home learning, they meet with their teachers during Zoom office hours. Like everyone, we’re doing our best to get by. However, I also know the lessons are less engaging, less personalized and my kids can’t socialize the way they do at school. As a mother, I think to myself, this cannot become the “new normal.” Full Story
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